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The final episode of Nigel Kneale's third Quatermass serial from 1959.
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Antkub100
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April 12, 2024
Subject: Film over TV version
Subject: Film over TV version
Though the 1958 version is a better story the 1967 film is a lot more believable. Mars is certainly responsible with the evolution of the human race, with it now being a dormant planet as oppose to dead. If we eventually get there we will be faced with many surprises, and an explanation of why we always fear the planet. It is our true home world.
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woofer154
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October 7, 2023
Subject: Exellent
Subject: Exellent
Superb work of the imagination, brought to life by fine acting and, for it's time and budget, great effects.
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TheDoctor1225
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September 4, 2023
Subject: Excellent movie - ridiculous reviews from some though
Subject: Excellent movie - ridiculous reviews from some though
The serial itself is great.
Whoever JoeSchmo is, they really need to get a life and not turn everything into their own forum to rant about their political views. It shows the very sad, narrow dimensions of their own mind. Good Lord. Turn off the TV, go outside, and get some fresh air before you end up shooting yourself, for God's sake.
Whoever JoeSchmo is, they really need to get a life and not turn everything into their own forum to rant about their political views. It shows the very sad, narrow dimensions of their own mind. Good Lord. Turn off the TV, go outside, and get some fresh air before you end up shooting yourself, for God's sake.
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rscrane
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August 10, 2022
Subject: Gripping cautionary tale
Subject: Gripping cautionary tale
Holds up well for an early production -- suspenseful, surprising plot twists, decent effects.
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El Rey de Kong
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November 27, 2020
Subject: Relevant
Subject: Relevant
Especially relevant in 2020. Frightening metaphor for the ills of the ultra right to maintain world wide white supremacy by marginalizing those they deem inferior. Trump the ultimate alien.
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JoeSchmo73
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May 5, 2020
Subject: Nigel Kneale - Script Writer Extraordinaire
Subject: Nigel Kneale - Script Writer Extraordinaire
It’s pretty amazing that this premise made it onto 1950’s television. The script writer was Nigel Kneale (BBC). The network’s policy to erase/recycle master tapes means that most of his work is gone. What a loss. His characters and dialog are so realistic. His plots use ”expanded” time TV to unfold gradually - slowly building to a potent climax. He also wrote The Stone Tape (1972). Masterful. Find all of Nigel’s work. You won’t be disappointed.
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pc49
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September 1, 2013
Subject: At last!
Subject: At last!
Having recently watched the disappointing 1988 film version of this great BBC drama, what a pleasure to find that you can still enjoy the original final episode with its electrifying climax rather than the ill-conceived, 'revised', ending. Definitely a case, I think, of leaving well enough alone!
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